Jeremyville

IdN 15th Anniversary book launch, MagNation Sydney

Made & Sold Vol.2

I'm in this new book called 'Made and Sold', by FL@33, published by Laurence King UK. It's about artists who produce their own products. More info here View more images here

Labels: book, feature, Made and Sold

Rush Hour in Jeremyville. FEFE Magazine, Italy.

ACCLAIM cover x Jeremyville

Babyboss cover x Jeremyville

Babyboss cover x Jeremyville. Also features a 12-page feature on Jeremyville. Thanks Godot. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=36314722469 View more images here

Labels: Babyboss magazine, feature

ACCLAIM Magazine cover x Jeremyville

The new ACCLAIM magazine is out. Cover by Jeremyville. There's a feature article on Jeremyville inside. Issue 17 2009. Thanks to Pj Smith and Megan Mair. Cover model Ka'Neis was shot in New York by Stephen Byron and styled by Kelly B. ...girl about town and boss lady at NYC girl's streetwear label Princess of the Posse.

Lifo Magazine cover x Jeremyville (Greece)

Lifo Magazine in Greece (circulation 300,000)

commissioned Jeremyville to design the cover

for their annual giant Summer issue. 

Computer Arts Magazine feature, Jeremyville (8 pages)

Jeremyville 8 page feature, Computer Arts Magazine (UK), July 2009. Thanks to Alan Wardle, Rob Carney. Photography by Megan Mair. Thanks to Isabella Tupone at Area B Gallery Milan, for the cover shot gallery image. Thanks to Superego, Milan, for the custom toy commission.

Labels: Computer Arts Magazine, feature

'First' Magazine article.

Piece on the Jeremyville x Converse, Australian launch, article by Amelia Groom.

Labels: 1HUND(RED)S, Australia, Chuck Taylors, Converse, Hype DC, Jeremyville, launch, magazine, pink, shoes

Over and Over

(a catalog of hand drawn patterns) Following on from his successful book on hand drawn type called Hand Job, that I saw at the MOCA store in in LA, Mike Perry brings us another great book, that I'm really proud to be involved in. I have 6 pages in there, along with Stefan Marx, Kimou Meyer (Grotesk), Yokoland, Gluekit, Struggle Inc., Deanne Cheuk, Marco Cibola, Ben Weeks, Jason Gnewikow, Mike Perry, Justin Fines, Yuko Shimizu, and a really talented list of others. The book is definitely worth having in your design book collection, as it shows a diversity of hand created work and how it can push the boundaries of what is possible within the realm of patterns and all over graphics. You can get it at Mike's site below. Awesome work Mike. http://midwestisbest.com/work.php

Labels: book, Jeremyville, LA, mike perry, MOCA, over and over, patterns